looking for production fork - 27/28", lugged, chrome and with double eyelets?
01-15-11, 02:03 PM
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looking for production fork - 27/28", lugged, chrome and with double eyelets?
hi, it seems there is either a gap in the market or i am not looking in the right place. i want to replace the fork on my 78 Raleigh Super Course. It should definitely be lugged and have double eyelets, for fitting fenders and a porteur rack. Chrome would be a plus. Brake fittings are less important, as i could go canti if need be. I've only found this one aftermarket fork which seems pretty steep in price. $199.
https://www.electrabike.com/store/ > forks > Ticino Cyclo-Tourist Lugged Chromoly Fork
this on also looks good, but lacks the extra eyelets
https://www.outsideoutfitters.com/ps-...ring-fork.aspx
any other leads?
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https://www.electrabike.com/store/ > forks > Ticino Cyclo-Tourist Lugged Chromoly Fork
this on also looks good, but lacks the extra eyelets
https://www.outsideoutfitters.com/ps-...ring-fork.aspx
any other leads?
cheers,
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That second one has canti brake studs; is that what you're looking for?
Here's one with double eyelets though you'll need to make sure steerer tube is the right length for you:
https://cgi.ebay.com/27-INCH-CHROME-F...-/230559357064
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Here's one with double eyelets though you'll need to make sure steerer tube is the right length for you:
https://cgi.ebay.com/27-INCH-CHROME-F...-/230559357064
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